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May we all use the remaining time till the Yemei HaDin wisely, in earnest return to HaShem, with a renewed fervor and dedication. And may HaShem gently, compassionately guide us on the proper path towards that goal.
May we all be blessed and inscribed in the Sifron shel Tzadikim, for a good and SWEET new year, and for all that stands for.
Little Froggie
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Beautifully expressed!
Very nice! Amen!
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Now you made me me curious!!
SIDI: I know one of them, but the mods won’t allow me to post it (despite its being immortalized in various places on the CR…).
So don’t expect any answer, unless it’s from the Froggie him/herself.
Uhmmm, a quote I’ve heard, I may forgive but I’ll remember who I forgave.
Definitely y’all and w’all should be Gbencht with a Ksiva Vachasima Tova, a Shona Tova Umisukah.
Hoping that the new year will help us bond closer to Hashem and his Torah.
Me? I’m a quiet being, don’t make too much noise (anymore), no more trouble… what’s the problem?
THAT is the problem! I liked the old, noisy (in a good way), cute, funny you (whichever one of you…)!
I haven’t been here that long, but from what I have seen, you have no need to ask mechila!
Don’t worry about the whole world (ww) and be your funny self! You have cheered me up many times and I’m sure countless others! And you can also be serious when needed.
I can go on, but I don’t have much time…
You have done nothing wrong to me LF so no forgiveness is needed.
I’ve been here a while. Not long enough to be considered an old-timer, or to appear in any other lists of posters, but long enough to have noticed, when this time of year comes around, the “mechila” threads that sprout like mushrooms after a solid summer rain. They are heartfelt, beautifully written pleas for forgiveness.
Here’s my question to the authors of the above:
In The Real World, outside the CR, where you are not an anonymous poster posing as an amphibian, or someone of indeterminate species with a strange name, but a real person with a face, a name & and a recognizable identity–
Do you also manage to verbalize to your family, friends, co-workers, acquaintances, such eloquent requests for Mechila for your wrongdoings? Are you able to use the same words contritely, humbly, and ask them to overlook your wrongdoings?
I have to say that I find myself getting teary from reading these posts, Froggie. The fact is that this is a totally anonymous forum, but still, a Yid is a Yid all the way- even bchadrei chadorim and when no one would know otherwise, and the yiras shomayim and emeskeit comes through even here… I’m really proud to be part of such a nation! At the risk of sounding schmaltzy- mi k’amcho yisrael:)
Thanks for the honest answer, LF.
May you be zoche to a year of catching many juicy flies, and finding many cozy lily pads to rest on.
golfer, honestly, no! I find it much easier to express myself here, in writing, anonymously then in real life. (And even here it doesn’t always go the way I would like it to…)
SiDi™
SIDI, check this out (read it carefully): http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/fun-with-thread-titles
SIDI, did you get it?
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